Shabby chic christmas cards handmade

I love to make textured, layered cards with lots of interesting elements. Not always card like that is the best option especially if we have to post them. Most of my cards need to be posted in a box, if we are sending one card it is not a problem but if we want to send 20 the cost of sending them can be quite high! I'm guessing this year we will post much more Christmas ( and not only ) cards than ever because we can not see our relatives and friends. This gave me an idea to create cards…

Hello my friends! It's hard to believe that December has already arrived, bringing with it the wonder and magic of the season. Many of us are in the midst of our preparations for this festive time of the year. For the new challenge at the Frilly and Funkie Blog we're getting one step closer to finishing up our to-do lists by creating a vintage themed holiday card, and everyone is invited to play along. For challenge details just click on the link above and let the crafty fun begin! I created…

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Hello lovely crafters, hope you are keeping warm crafting :) I made this little tag using some sweet embellishments my daughter bought back from the States for me, the cute little gingerbread men & cutters. I used Pion papers and the Lili of the Valley Christmas Gingerbread recipe stamp. I'm entering this tag into the wonderful Papermill ' Christmas Gift Tags' Challenge Thank you for stopping by. Hugs

Hello everyone, It is my great honor to announce my appearance as a Guest Designer at The Shabby Tea Room this week! The Shabby Tea Room Challenge "Waiting for Santa" is inspired by a photo that I will show you later in the post, but first let me show you the card I create for this Guest Designer appearance: and here is the inspiration photo: I did not feel I had to improvise much with my card since the inspiration photo was so gorgeous and of course inspiring, I just went ahead and created…

This is for Sandee's DTGD18stampersandeeB challenge. I go back and forth all the time on whether I like making paper flowers more or making die cut scenes more. Today I like making paper flowers more because I chose to pair it with some crimped up Kraft cardstock and white crackle embossing paste. I decided to go with pale pink for my poinsettia to go along with the vintage looking background but added touches of shimmer to both the flower and berries to add a more modern touch. Vintage…